Tag: TTP
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TTP Second-in-Command Amjad Killed in KP Cross-Border Raid
Cross-Border Infiltration Bid Ends in a Security Sweep In a major confrontation along the porous border between Pakistan and Afghanistan, security forces in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa ( KP ) reported that Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan ( TTP ) militants attempted an infiltrate bid. The operation resulted in the death of Amjad, the group’s second-in-command, along with three other…
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Security Forces Foil TTP Infiltration Bid Along Pakistan-Afghanistan Border in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
Overview of the Incident In a tense confrontation along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, security forces repelled a significant infiltration bid by Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP). The operation resulted in the death of four militants, including Amjad, the second-in-command of TTP, according to official statements. The clash underscores the ongoing security challenges in the region,…
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TTP Infiltration Bid in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Ends in Killings, Including TTP’s No. 2
Overview Security forces in Pakistan repelled a militant infiltration bid along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, killing four attackers. Among the dead was Amjad, reported as the second-in-command of Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP). What happened According to official statements, a group of militants attempted to breach border defenses and enter Pakistani territory from Afghanistan. The…
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Border Fire: Pakistan PM Shahbaz Sharif Hails Troops as Security Forces Foil Infiltration from Afghanistan
Border Fire: Pakistan Foils Cross-Border Infiltration from Afghanistan In a high-stakes confrontation along the volatile frontier with Afghanistan, Pakistan’s security forces repelled an infiltration bid into the Bajaur district, killing Amjad — the TTP’s second-in-command and a high-value target — along with three other militants. The incident underscores ongoing tensions on the border, where militant…
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Pakistan border fire: PM hails troops after anti-TTP operation
Pakistan border fire: Troops thwart infiltration and a key militant’s elimination In a decisive security operation along the volatile border with Afghanistan, Pakistan’s security forces repelled an attempted infiltration into the Bajaur district. Intelligence and on-ground action culminated in a confrontation that left Amjad, the TTP’s second-in-command and a high-value target, dead, along with three…
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Border Fire: Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif Praises Troops After Foiled Infiltration
Overview: Border incidents and a high-stakes response In a marked display of resolve on Pakistan’s western frontier, security forces said they killed Amjad, the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP)’s second-in-command, along with three other militants during a foiled infiltration attempt from Afghanistan into Bajaur district. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif publicly praised the troops for their vigilance and…
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“Truce broken”: Taliban warn of retaliation as Pakistan airstrikes hit Afghan border areas
Overview: Escalation at the Afghanistan-Pakistan border The border crisis between Afghanistan and Pakistan intensified after Pakistani airstrikes targeted residential areas in Afghanistan’s Paktika province, according to reports from Tolo News and a Taliban official speaking to AFP. The strikes reportedly hit the districts of Argun and Barmal, raising fears of renewed hostilities just as diplomacy…
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Truce Broken: Taliban accuses Pakistan of strikes in Paktika
Overview: Alleged strikes in Paktika test a fragile ceasefire Taliban authorities say Pakistani airstrikes targeted civilian areas in Afghanistan’s Paktika province, including the districts of Argun and Barmal. According to AFP, a Taliban official confirmed the strikes and declared that the “truce has been broken” by Islamabad, adding that Afghanistan will retaliate. The report comes…
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Pakistan Defends Strikes in Afghanistan as Self-Defense Amid Border Clashes
Pakistan Justifies Strikes in Afghanistan as Self-Defense Pakistan on Friday defended its recent cross-border airstrikes into Afghanistan, arguing that it acted in self-defense as tensions surged along the long and porous border. Foreign Office officials said Islamabad’s actions targeted militant groups and Taliban forces it accuses of sheltering extremists, while emphasizing that the strikes were…
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Pakistan Defends Afghanistan Strikes as Self-Defense Amid Border Clashes
Pakistan Justifies Border Strikes as Self-Defense Pakistan on Friday asserted that its sporadic airstrikes across the border into Afghanistan were an act of self-defense. Foreign Office spokesperson Shafqat Ali Khan said Islamabad had exercised its right to defend its territory and civilians against cross-border attacks. The remarks come as fierce clashes along the long, porous…